DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO BUREAU OF LICENSING BRIEF DESCRIPTION

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1 DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO BUREAU OF LICENSING TYPES OF LICENSES/PERMITS CLASS STATUTE BRIEF DESCRIPTION ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS MAY APPLY 1. 1 APS (beer only) For sale in sealed containers and for consumption off premises only. D Restricted to products with no more than 6.243% of alcohol by volume or 5% by weight APS (beer and Wine,) For sale in sealed containers and for consumption off premises only. D COP (beer only) D X COP (beer and Wine,) D X DPS / 3CPS / 3BPS / 3APS / 3PS (depending on county population) COP / 7COP / 6COP / 5COP / 4COP (depending on county population) Restricted to products with no more than 6.243% of alcohol by volume or 5% by weight. For sale by the drink (consumption on premises) or in sealed containers for package sales. Restricted to products with no more than 6.243% alcohol by volume or 5% by weight. Issued only on boats. May not be issued for a boat that anchored upon, or plies upon, any lake. For sale by the drink (consumption on premises) or in sealed containers for package sales. Restricted to products with no more than 6.243% alcohol by volume or 5% by weight. Issued only on boats. May not be issued for a boat that anchored upon, or plies upon, any lake. Beer, Wine, and Liquor; package sales only in sealed containers. No sales by the drink or consumption on premises. Beer, Wine, and Liquor; package sales and sale by the drink for consumption on premises. Page 1 of 8

2 *Special Motel / Hotel S (2) *Special Restaurant (pre-1958) SR *Special Hospital 4COP Only H HB1873 *Special Hotel 7COP and 8COP SH *Special Restaurant SRX (2) *Special Bowling Alley SBX (2) *Special Boats SPX (3) *Special Airport SAL (2) *Special Civic Center ($250) SCX (2) *Special County Commissioner SCC (2) *Special Act SA Special Act Beer, Wine, and Liquor in connection with operation of hotel, motel, motor court or condominium. May sell as #6. Motel or hotel must be operating and meet requirements on number of rental rooms. Beer, Wine, and Liquor in connection with operation of a restaurant. May sell as #6. Must have 4,000 square feet of floor space and be able to seat 200 patrons at tables. Sale of alcoholic beverages prohibited when food service not available. License cannot move to a new location. Beer, Wine, and Liquor, sales to patients only. Sarasota County Public Hospital Board only. No annual fee. See special act for requirements. Beer, Wine, and Liquor in counties having a population of 50,000 or less. Beer, Wine, and Liquor consumption on premises in connection with a restaurant. Package sales not permitted. May only have spirituous beverages (liquor) in quarts, fifths or miniatures. Must meet certain requirements as to the number of seats, square footage, etc. Sale of alcoholic beverage prohibited when food service not available. License cannot be moved to a new location. Beer, Wine, and Liquor consumption on premises by the drink only. Must meet requirements of 12 or more lanes and all necessary equipment to operate them. License cannot be moved to a new location. Pleasure ships/excursion, sight seeing or charter boat meeting special requirements. Consumption on premises only. Beer, Wine, and Liquor for consumption on premises at publicly owned or operated airport. Consumption on premises issued to Civic Center authority authorized by state law or local government ordinance. Consumption on premises issued to county commissioners for facilities which are owned and operated by the county. Allow the sale of Beer, Wine, and Liquor for consumption on the premises only. See Special Acts for specifics. Page 2 of 8

3 *Special Act SAX Special Act Allow the sale of Beer, Wine, and Liquor for consumption on the premises only. MAY NOT MOVE FROM THE ORIGINAL LOCATION. See Special Acts for specific requirements. *The series listed in item #6 precedes type codes and the fees are assessed according to population as indicated on the fee chart 7. 3M license ($1000) (1) Beer, Wine, and Liquor consumption on premises. Must have more than three (3) separate rooms or enclosures in which permanent bars or counters are located on the licensed premises. *Special Theme Park License Special 3M license: Up to 5 additional bars ($1500) 6-10 additional bars ($2500) more than 10 additional bars ($3500) (6) Consumption on premises and additional requirements to be met. 8. GC - Golf Club License ($100) (1)(g) 9. 11PA ($400) Symphony Orchestra (8) Live Performance Theater (10) Performing Arts Center (17) (2)(j) Beer, Wine, and Liquor, additional license issued to golf clubs which are ineligible for an 11C club license. Authorizes service from mobile carts or permanent or semi-permanent points on the licensed premises. A state-chartered legal entity not for profit for the purpose of supporting the affairs of a symphony orchestra. Consumption on premises only. A state-chartered legal entity not-for-profit organized for the purpose of operating a theater with live performances and not fewer than 100 seats. Consumption on premises only. Facility consisting of at least at least 200 seats, owned and operated by a not for profit corporation organized under 501(c)(3). Beer, Wine, and Liquor; Consumption on Premises only may occur only in conjunction with an artistic, educational, cultural, promotional, civic, or charitable event, except as part of food and beverage service for banquets or receptions. 10. FEX Special Public Fair / Expositions ($250) (2)(g) Consumption on premises only and meet additional requirements. 11. HBX Special Horse Breeders ($1820,$1560,$1300,$858,$624) (10) Consumption on premises. Issued to any marketing association of horse breeders organized under the laws of the state. Additional requirements to be met. Page 3 of 8

4 12. 11C Club ($400) a. Lodges or Clubs of National and Fraternal or Benevolent Associations b. Social Clubs, Clubs devoted to community and governmental development c. Clubs promoting showmen and amusement enterprises. Clubs assisting National fraternal or benevolent associations and clubs promoting cultural relations of people of the same nationality d. Tennis or Racquetball Club, Cabana or Beach Club (7) (7)(a) (1) (7)(a) (3) (7)(a) (4-6) (7)(c) (7)(d) Beer, Wine,, and Liquor. Issued to bona fide clubs for consumption on premises by the drink for members and members guests only. No package sales allowed. Unless otherwise noted, must be in continuous active existence and operation for a period of two years in the county where it exists. Special requirements must be met. Consumption on premises only. May not increase in series to an 11CS X. Need not be in continuous active existence for two year in the county location. Beer, Wine, and Liquor. Issued to bona fide clubs for sale by the drink for consumption on premises only, for members and members guests. No package sales allowed. Must be in continuous active existence and operation for a period of not less than two years in the county where it exists. Beer, Wine, and Liquor. Issued to bona fide clubs for sale by the drink for consumption on premises only, for members and members guests. No package sales allowed. Must be in continuous active existence and operation for a period of not less than two years in the county where it exists. Tennis/Racquetball; Bona fide tennis club or four-walled indoor racquetball club. 10 regulation courts or combination courts. Additional requirements to be met. Cabana/Beach Club; Beach facilities, pool, locker rooms and additional requirements to be met CS Club ($1750) Ch SB AL Club ($500) (11) CT Club ($400) (11) Special club license; cannot be moved to a new location; not transferable; consumption on premises only. Beer, Wines, and Liquor. Issued to American Legion Post in Florida chartered prior to September 16, Sales may be made to nonresident guests. Revenue generated from the sale of alcoholic beverages which exceeds the cost of operation must be donated to a local non-profit charitable organization on an annual basis. Issued to the Board of Trustees of the John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art or the board s designee. Permits sales for consumption on premises of the museum in conjunction with artistic, educational, cultural, civic or charitable events CX Club ($100) (1)(g) Page 4 of 8 Can only be issued to a Golf Club (11CG) license holder. May operate service or portable bars on contiguous property.

5 17. 11CG Golf Clubs 18. NMSP Non-member Sales Permit ($50) RT Race Track Caterer at Dog and Horse Tracks (5) Common Carriers a. IX - Railroads Master - $2,500 + $10 each dining, club, parlor, buffet or observations car (2) b. X - Steamships/Buses/Airplanes Master - $1,100 + $25 for each steamship, bus or airplane (3) c. XL - Common Carrier Waiting Lounges at Airports ($1,100) per lounge (3)(a) (2) d. PVP - Cruise Ships ($1,100) (8) 21. ODP One, Two or Three-Day Permit ($25) Standard Golf Course consisting of at least 9 holes, clubhouse, locker rooms and attendant golf facilities, comprising at least 35 acres. Holders of golf club licenses (11CG). Sale to non-members. One event per year, not to exceed 8 consecutive days. Beer, Wine, and Liquor for consumption on premises by the drink only. Package sales not allowed. May only have spirituous beverages (liquor) in quarts, fifths, or miniatures. Alcoholic beverage sales allowed only 10 days before to 10 days after approved racing or Jai Alai dates. If the caterer is also licensed under , the facility may served alcohol any day it is open for slot machine play. Consumption in designated cars. No package Additional requirements to be met. Consumption on premises engaged in Interstate or foreign commerce or plying between fixed terminals and upon fixed schedules. Additional requirements. Licenses are issued to airlines operating no more than one (1) passenger waiting lounge at each of its terminals at airports for ticketed passengers whose flights are scheduled to depart within 24 hours of service and guests in the company of ticket holder. For consumption on the premises only. Passenger vessels engaged exclusively in foreign commerce with cabin berth capacity for at least 75 passengers. Consumption on board only. A bona fide non-profit civic organization may apply for sale of alcoholic beverages on premises for a period not to exceed 3 days; no more than 3 permits per calendar year. Page 5 of 8

6 22. SSL Special Sales License ($25) Beer, Wine, and Liquor; package sales only, special license issued for the purpose of a bulk transfer pursuant to Chapter 676; sale pursuant to levy and execution; sale by an insurance company in possession of alcoholic beverages; bankruptcy sales; sale due to license suspension or revocation; sale of damaged goods by a common carrier; sale by a bona fide Wine, collector; sale of packaged alcoholic beverages pursuant to Part 5 of Chapter 675. Valid for three (3) days only. 23. AMW ($1000) (2) Engaged in manufacturing or bottling Wine, 24. BMWC ($2000) (2) Engaged in manufacturing of Wines and Cordials. 25. CMB ($3000) (2) Manufacturer engaged in brewing malt beverages. 26. CMBP ($500) DD ($4000) A Distiller of spirituous liquor. 28. EDB ($1250) Manufacturer engaged in the business of brewing less than 10,000 kegs of malt beverage annually, for consumption on premises only. Issued in connection with a consumption on premises retail license. Distributes alcoholic beverages containing no more than 3.2% of alcohol by weight in dry counties. 29. ERB ($4000) In business of rectifying and blending spirituous beverages. 30. KLD ($4000) (2) Distributes spirituous beverages to vendors and distributors. 31. KLD2 ($1000) Distributes spirituous beverages to vendors and distributors in counties having a population of 15,000 or less if the county is wet. 32. JDBW ($1250) (3) Distributes beer and/or Wine, to vendors and other distributors. 33. JDSW ($50) (3) Distributes only sacramental Wines to permitees. 34. BSA (Brokers / Sales Agents) ($500) (4) 35. IMPR (Importers) ($500) (5) Licensed to sell, or cause to be sold, shipped, invoiced, alcoholic beverages to licensed manufacturers, distributors and no one else in the state. Licensed to sell, or cause to be sold, shipped and invoiced, domestic and foreign alcoholic beverages to licensed manufacturers, distributors and no one else in the state. Page 6 of 8

7 36. MEXP (Exporter) (No fee) (16) 37. LQS Salesmen of Wine, and Spirits ($50) BRND - Brand Registration Beer ($30) BRND Primary American Source of Supply A. Liquor ($30) Any person who sells alcoholic beverages to persons for use outside the state and includes a ship s chandler and a duty free shop. Before any person may solicit or sell to vendors or become employed as a salesman of spirituous or vinous beverages for a licensed Florida distributor, a salesman s license must be obtained. The application along with fingerprints must be filed with Central office licensing. All malt beverages that move or are caused to be moved, sold, or offered for sale with state must be registered. Additional requirements must be met. Licensure as the Primary American Source of Supply authorizes the shipment of vinous or spirituous alcoholic beverages to distributors, importers, manufacturers, bonded warehouses and registered exporters within the state. The PAS must be licensed for each product that they ship within and without the state. Additional requirements must be met. B. Wine, ($15) VP Vehicle Permit ($5) OPS Off-Premises Storage Permit (No fee) (2) 42. TCP Temporary Convention Permit (No fee) Vendors are permitted to pick up merchandise at distributors place of business with required decal obtained at appropriate district office. Off premises storage of alcoholic beverages with approval of the appropriate district office. Off premises storage of alcoholic beverages with approval of the appropriate district office. A permit for the display by manufacturers or distributors of their products in convention halls, coliseums and similar type buildings where there is an existing beverage license, and with the approval of the Division for an event not to exceed 5 calendar days. For consumption on premises only. 43. SBW State Bonded Warehouse ($1) BC Bottle Club ($500) (15) Page 7 of 8 Licensed warehouse to store alcoholic beverages. Bond required. Additional requirements to be met. Commercial establishment operated for a profit wherein patrons consume alcoholic beverages which are brought onto the premises and not sold by the establishment.

8 45. RTPD Retail Tobacco Products Dealer ($50) Permits the retail sale of cigarettes and other tobacco products to persons who are at least 18 years of age. Purchases of cigarettes and other tobacco products must be made through a licensed wholesale dealer. 46. CWD Cigarette Wholesale Dealer ($100) (1) Sale of Cigarettes to retail dealers for resale only. 47. CDA Cigarette Distributing Agent ($100) (1) 48. EXP Cigarette Exporter ($100) (1) 49. TWD Tobacco Wholesale Dealer ($25) CMFG Cigarette Manufacturer ($100) (1) 51. CIMP Cigarette Importer ($100) (1) CT Caterer ($1820) SWP Sacramental Wine, Permit (2) Permits receiving cigarettes in interstate or intrastate commerce and storage. Transports tax-exempt cigarettes into state under bond for delivery beyond the borders of this state. Tobacco products means loose tobacco suitable for smoking, snuff, snuff flour, etc. Does not include cigarettes or cigars. Licensed as distributor for sale to retailers. Additional requirements to be met. Any domestic person or entity with a valid permit under 26 U.S.C. s which manufactures, fabricates, assembles, processes, or labels a finished cigarette. Any domestic person or entity with a valid permit under 26 U.S.C. s who imports into the United States, directly or indirectly, a finished cigarette for sale or distribution. Permits any caterer licensed by the Division of Hotels and Restaurants under chapter 509 and deriving at least 51% of its gross revenue from the service of food and non-alcoholic beverages to sell or serve alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises of any catered event at which the licensee is also providing prepared food. All alcoholic beverages must be purchased from a licensed vendor. Any religious order, monastery, church or religious body, or any minister, pastor, priest or rabbi may obtain a permit to purchase Wine, from a distributor or retailer for sacramental purposes. Page 8 of 8